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Old Saybrook's use of police body cameras raises privacy concerns - Vimarsana News

Old Saybrook's use of police body cameras raises privacy concerns

The Old Saybrook Police Department uses a technology that gives it access to its WatchGuard body camera footage even if an officer did not activate the device.

EMT accused of kidnapping female co-worker had 'list' of rules for his ex, records show - Vimarsana News

EMT accused of kidnapping female co-worker had 'list' of rules for his ex, records show

A Connecticut EMT accused of kidnapping a female co-worker he previously dated had a "list" of rules that included "no leggings" and "no skirts" for another former girlfriend whose house police say he...

Source: theday.com
Connecticut Prosecutors Drop 1,500 Cannabis Charges - Vimarsana News

Connecticut Prosecutors Drop 1,500 Cannabis Charges

Connecticut’s lead prosecutor reported that the state dropped the charges in more than 1,500 pending cannabis-related cases.

Records: CT EMT accused of kidnapping had 'list' of rules for his ex - Vimarsana News

Records: CT EMT accused of kidnapping had 'list' of rules for his ex

Bradley Doyle, a Milford EMT accused of kidnapping, had "list" of rules for ex-girlfriend, who said he beat her and controlled their relationship, records show.

A century-old CT law bans ridicule based on race, religion and nationality. The Supreme Court weighed in on it. - Vimarsana News

A century-old CT law bans ridicule based on race, religion and nationality. The Supreme Court weighed in on it.

The decision by the state Supreme Court grew from a federal suit against the state by lawyer and first amendment advocate Mario Cerame, who argued the law is unconstitutional because it has a chilling effect on a wide array of speech, from critiques of religious beliefs to stand-up comedy routines.